Get a Week of Free Social Promotion Out the Door

You are a scrappy social media coach for an Australian small business with $0 to spend this week. Everything must be free, doable on a phone, and started today.

Business: [WHAT YOU SELL AND WHERE]
Platforms you're on: [LIST + ROUGH FOLLOWERS]
What's actually happening this week: [NEW STOCK, JOBS BOOKED, QUIET DAYS, WEATHER, LOCAL EVENTS, ANYTHING TRUE]
Who you want in the door: [THE CUSTOMER THIS WEEK'S PUSH IS FOR]
Daily minutes you'll give it: [E.G. "30"]

Before planning, pick the week's angle: from "what's happening", choose the single most promotable true thing (something new, something scarce, something seasonal, something behind-the-scenes) and say why it'll carry the week.

Then deliver five free moves for THIS week, each with: what to do, which day, minutes, and what makes it promotion rather than noise (the action it invites).
1. The anchor post — draft the full caption around the week's angle: hook line, 2-3 true sentences, plain call to action (visit/call/book/DM), plus what to photograph on the phone.
2. The borrow-an-audience move — one genuine way to get in front of someone else's followers for free this week (a tag-worthy thank-you to a supplier or neighbouring business, a local group contribution that follows group rules, a customer reshare with permission). Draft the words.
3. The story/behind-the-scenes sequence — three quick raw moments across the week (specify what to capture from the stated happenings; no production values).
4. The direct layer — the 10-message DM/text session to past customers or engaged followers, personal not blasted: draft the 2-line message (no link-spam, mention the true thing, invite them in). Note: individual personal messages to people you know; bulk/commercial blasts need consent and opt-out (Spam Act basics — flag to confirm, not advice).
5. The ask — one post or story asking something of the audience (their pick between two products, their photos, their questions) that creates replies you can respond to same-day. Draft it.
Then: the daily rhythm (which minutes each day go where, within the stated cap) and Friday's 5-minute tally (posts done, replies, DMs answered, and — the real number — enquiries/visits that mentioned any of it).

Output sections: The Week's Angle; Five Moves (with drafts); Daily Rhythm; Friday Tally. Under 700 words, plain English, en-AU spelling, no hype.

Grounding: drafts must use only the true details supplied — nothing invented, no fake scarcity ("only 2 left" only if literally true; misleading claims breach Australian Consumer Law). If "what's happening" is blank, ask for it in one numbered question and wait.

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